Is there any way of getting the RSS feed of a LinkedIn group (like this: http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Behance-Creatives-55523) to show on a webpage?
I would like to display the most recent discussion on a page.
There is no RSS feed for LinkedIn groups, as they all require the viewer to be a LinkedIn member to join (at a minimum).
You could use the Groups API and the recommended PHP wrapper Simple-LinkedIn to get the recent posts from a given group, but the catch, as with all LinkedIn API integrations is thta the viewer must be authenticated against the API. SO on your custom page that shows recent discussion, the viewer would need to have authenticated against LinkedIn, and depending on the group permission, be a member of the group.
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I have an app with LinkedIn developer solutions (marketing data) and am working through extracting accounts, campaigns, and creatives from the API as well as marketing metrics.
However, since campaigns change over time I want to be able to see what a campaign was like at some point in time
When I query the api I get a version tag. And if I query again I can see if the version has updated. But sometimes it might have updated a few times. And I can't see how to access past versions.
I can get metrics for the last 6mo, but how to know what a campaign was like at some point in time?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/ads/account-structure/create-and-manage-campaigns?view=li-lms-2022-10&tabs=http#search-for-campaigns
That is how I search for campaigns, given a LinkedIn marketing account ID.
We are looking to resolve 2 issues we are experiencing with the API we are using.
Since we upgraded to the new API, the feed no longer includes:
Profile headline
Original profile picture
How can I get these?
Also when we use Linkedin Social Sign On. Users see a message that says:
"[our business] would like to post, comment and like posts on your behalf".
We do not wish to post, comment and like posts on our customers behalf.
Is there a way to remove this messaging?
[our business] would like to post, comment and like posts on your behalf
The permission scope associated with this message is w_member_social. If you do not need this permission, remove it from the scope parameter in your requests to retrieve an access token.
When i use personal reports in Google Analytics i see different numbers of users in the report than when i get them with API.
Support of GA answered, that this is ok, because system use different ways to count users in report when i use GA and in data which i got from API.
Is there any way to get same number of users by API, which i can see on site of GA in my personal report? Because now, when i try to get users with API for same period and with same dimensions i get different number of users, than i can see in personal report on GA site.
Is there a way to get the current LinkedIn api rate limit ?
I see in my app page the data I'm looking for but I'd like to get it programmaticaly.
I see nothing in headers of each requests.
Other API like facebook send a header 'x-app-usage' that helps me to reduce the frequency of my calls. Is there any equivalent ?
I've found on stackoverflow other posts that tell me what are the rates but I don't want to increment a counter by my side, I have other platforms that will use the same api tokens...
Maybe late but if somebody else search this:
Login to the LinkedIn developer dashboard select your app and go to the Analytics section. If you already make API call then you see limit for that resource.
I am developing a web application that heavily utilizes RSS feeds.
I have found you can query Google to get statistics and analytics on your RSS Feed (very useful, if you administer RSS feeds, you should check it out! Retrieving Google Reader stats for RSS feed and items)
Now that I have a method to determine a list of Google Reader User Ids that like a feed item, I would like to know how I could use this User Id.
Specifically, is there a way I can link a User Id to a Google Account - if they are logged in through a web interface like Stack Overflow does?
If this is not possible, what public information can be gathered about a particular Google Reader User Id? Is there documentation on this API? (note, I am not looking for Google Reader API, which, from my understanding, allows you to build your own RSS Reader)
Try http://www.google.com/reader/api/0/people/profile?u=14290265284323789574